I hope the complexities of people and the past - for instance, Nancy's unbreakable love for the evil Bill Sykes, Heathcliff's revenge, Pierre, in War and Peace, trying to make sense of love, loss, war and betrayal – will unravel in the child's mind with all the riches of growth of understanding.
Gabriela-Duke saw it as "formalizing an unbreakable bond" for the sake of their art: "For both of them, their No. 1 priority was their creative legacy".
The experiments show not only that entanglement does happen -- which has been known for some time -- but that it might be used to create unbreakable codes for the secure transmission of bank transactions and diplomatic communiques.
Ruth's record, once thought unbreakable, stood for 34 years.
The design of unbreakable glassware for UK pubs helps reduce alcohol related accidents and injuries and design-out crime.
In one part of the complex, technicians were assembling components, making use of on-site industrial machinery: pieces of Kevlar were being fed into a German fabric machine in order to produce highly bendable, but virtually unbreakable, material for woofers.
The other branch is quantum cryptography, which promises unbreakable codes for messages.At the moment, quantum computing remains a laboratory curiosity though a Canadian company called D-Wave has created a device known as Orion that it hopes to commercialise.
I am no longer afraid of giving birth, or of death; he has created an unbreakable bond for my partner and me, and he has shown us the all-consuming love a parent feels for a child.
He thought his method could give the public truly unbreakable codes for their communications and other data, codes even more powerful than those produced by the National Security Agency, the nation's premier code-making and code-breaking agency.
It challenges the unbreakable commandment for many contemporary liberals that Kenan Malik calles 'Thou shalt not cause offence.'.
